VANPO Torque Screwdriver Digital 2.66-53.1 in-lbs/0.3-6 Nm, Adjustable Screwdriver Torque Wrench Set with Buzzer/LED Indicator Notification for Bike Repairing, Tools, Maintenance and Mounting

Bought this to use in the fire and safety industry. Reliable and affordable

Very easy to use and set up. works very good and accurate. I use it to torque electric screws. on circuit breakers outlets and switches. and control connections. to the recommended torque. very important to do this. Press (C) to turn on. Press(U) to select unit of measure. Press up and down arrows to select measurement. Press (M) hold it to lock in number. Turn screwdriver till red led comes on and steady beep. you're done. if you want to keep this measurement leave it. or to unlock it to change measurement press and hold(M) again.

I bought this torque screwdriver for setting up my custom-built 3D printer to ensure all bolts were tightened to the correct values. After tightening about 70 bolts and rechecking them, all values remained consistent with what I set. The ability to store torque settings and quickly access them with just a few clicks was incredibly convenient. The tool seems well made, and comfortable to use for extended periods of time. Overall, a worthwhile purchase, and I’m sure I’ll use it for future projects

I bought this for gunsmithing purposes, and I quite like it. Very solid, accurate as far as I can tell, easy to use once you figure it out. It has numerous buttons, and if you press the wrong one you get into a mode where the tool seems frozen, and the only way I could find to recover was to remove the batteries briefly. I don't think this is a defect in the product, but insufficient documentation on the various modes for peak and tracking, and replaying past peaks, etc. Once I figured out how to set it for my purposes, it has worked fine, no complaints. Just don't long press the "U" button, haven't figured out a better way to recover from that yet.

I have several torque wrenches both mechanical and digital and this torque screwdriver allows me to have the range of torquing capability I need. The primary purpose of this tool is gunsmithing. I have another brand digital torque 3/8 rachet that has a lowest setting below the highest setting for this screwdriver, so I tested the torque accuracy and was very pleased with the results. I like the size of the handle, the textured grip and the range of settings and function. I would purchase again.

Up and operating 10 minutes out of the package. Super simple to use and has other features like memory and lights and a buzzer. Instructions are easy to follow and you can be operating in no time. Comes with a supply of bits to fit many things. First used to set the torque on my red dot sight to 9 in pounds. It’s funny to find what you THINK the right torque is by feel and what it it actually is using the proper equipment. Wide range of torque allows for the lower torque settings. This will be a handy addition to my gunsmith tools.

I tried it out on a few fasteners, and it appears to work fine. One comment on other reviews: Some have complained that you cannot set the torque wrench below a certain value like the low end of the torque range (2.66 in/lbs in this case). That is correct. You would NOT want to set torque values outside of the calibrated range. That goof proofs the torque driver against setting uncalibrated values. That is not a fault but a necessary feature. The manual is a little funky to understand but after you play with it, it is easy to set. All in all, I think I got value for the money. I wish I still had access to the torque calibrator at my last job so I can verify the calibration. I think this is good for the DIY or an electrician just starting out.

I purchased this a few months back and have come to trust and use this one for just about all the low torque wrench required settings I have ran into. Mainly used for bike work but have used it for other low torque scenarios. The only thing missing with this tool is a round stock piece that can be used in handle hole so when the highest torque levels are needed, you're not looking for a screwdriver to put through hole to help achieve the higher levels. Also a few more bits would be nice too. Basic selection is good, but I keep digging into my toolbox and cordless drill case for more selections that are not included. Main thing is to read the instructions a few times to help you figure out how this thing works. Instructions could be better, they can be confusing at times, but reading and playing with tool finally brings that aha moment and you never look back from that. I wish the present values could be changed to what I want them to be. Tried changing them, but they always return to factory setting after powering back up.